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Image courtesy of E.H.
$1.00 a pound, even $.80 a pound, was quite expensive in 1912.
We know who, Minnie. I'll bet Herman did too.
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Sweet Things
From the steamer trunk.
(Click on images to enlarge)
Image courtesy of E.H.
$1.00 a pound, even $.80 a pound, was quite expensive in 1912.
We know who, Minnie. I'll bet Herman did too.
(Click on images to enlarge)
Image courtesy of E.H.
$1.00 a pound, even $.80 a pound, was quite expensive in 1912.
We know who, Minnie. I'll bet Herman did too.
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Funny how the word for expensive used to be dear..in Swedish its dyr which is pronounced the same. Dyr a means expensive also so there must be some word origin connection there.
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